League Two 22/23

[RiftHouseLad]

To be serious for a minute, my daughter was at Newcastle for 4 years so I went up the north east a lot.
Genuinely the friendliest, most welcoming people I have ever met.
Loved a night out too!!

go on then your adopted too.

 

[Stocky]

The North is better than the South easily. Not even up for debate. Far more culture and revolution has come from the North. Better Irish-Scots mix too, who add a lot to our culture.

London is a wig that covers up the South's fucking terrible hairline.

 

[Agombar stool]

The North is better than the South easily. Not even up for debate. Far more culture and revolution has come from the North. Better Irish-Scots mix too, who add a lot to our culture.

London is a wig that covers up the South's fucking terrible hairline.

That last quote is fantastic! Don't get me wrong as a southerner there are some great bits down here, I'll pop back when I remember what they are!!

 

[Red Deserato]

The North is better than the South easily. Not even up for debate. Far more culture and revolution has come from the North. Better Irish-Scots mix too, who add a lot to our culture.

London is a wig that covers up the South's fucking terrible hairline.can't failt

The North is better than the South easily. Not even up for debate. Far more culture and revolution has come from the North. Better Irish-Scots mix too, who add a lot to our culture.

London is a wig that covers up the South's fucking terrible hairline.

Can't fault that even as a true blooded southerner from the home counties. Currently in the midlands and it's better even here football and otherwise. Didn't realise how moody my accent was until i went out in Liverpool where everyone was dead friendly

 

[THE LAST WALTZ]

The North is better than the South easily. Not even up for debate. Far more culture and revolution has come from the North. Better Irish-Scots mix too, who add a lot to our culture.

London is a wig that covers up the South's fucking terrible hairline.

London is the pimple on the arse of the south.
And I was born there!

 

[GEORGE]

The North is better than the South easily. Not even up for debate. Far more culture and revolution has come from the North. Better Irish-Scots mix too, who add a lot to our culture.

London is a wig that covers up the South's fucking terrible hairline.

Going back to the early70's -- The Skinhead fashion finished in the south late 71 . Whils't at that time it was still at its height in the North. Always had a chuckle when we went up North to see what they were ( still ) wearing.

 

[Sestonpoolie]

I think it’s a northern cocktail mate.
To consumer with Tripe I believe.
Strange lot.

Never eaten tripe,isn't it a Yorkshire/Lancashire delicacy.

 

[Sestonpoolie]

London is the pimple on the arse of the south.
And I was born there!

Stayed in Croydon for the weekend when we played Palace.
Jeez, what a hole.

 

[DearneValleyRover]

Never eaten tripe,isn't it a Yorkshire/Lancashire delicacy.

Not that I’m aware of, Yorkshire wise, it’s obviously the Yorkshire pudding, Rhubarb and Liquorice plus a Barnsley chop

 

[Monkey Tennis]

Never eaten tripe,isn't it a Yorkshire/Lancashire delicacy.

There's a tripe shop in Stalybridge high street - that just about straddles Lancashire and Yorkshire.

It was too much tripe that addled Masi's brain.

 

[Boz]

Being pedantic Stalybridge is in Cheshire.

 

[DearneValleyRover]

There's a tripe shop in Stalybridge high street - that just about straddles Lancashire and Yorkshire.

It was too much tripe that addled Masi's brain.

Isn’t Masai’s brain an oxymoron

 

[Indian Dan]

Isn’t Masai a moron

Corrected for you

 

[PuB]

There's a tripe shop in Stalybridge high street - that just about straddles Lancashire and Yorkshire.

It was too much tripe that addled Masi's brain.

There are dedicated tripe shops?

Goodness me.

 

[Monkey Tennis]

Being pedantic Stalybridge is in Cheshire.

Well then they also have tripe there. Presumably they bloody love the stuff.

 

[JaredSUFC]

Stayed in Croydon for the weekend when we played Palace.
Jeez, what a hole.

Croydon is a dump and needs wall built around it to protect the rest of us

 

[Bone Idle]

Never eaten tripe,isn't it a Yorkshire/Lancashire delicacy.

Never thought tripe was fit for human consumption! i give it to my dogs once a week as a treat

 

[Bone Idle]

Isn’t Masai’s brain an oxymoron

Always thought an oxymoron was someone who supports oxford utd.

 

[loz]

Never thought tripe was fit for human consumption! i give it to my dogs once a week as a treat

I have never eaten tripe though my father loved it. Romans love it and sell it from street stalls though they know how to prepare food better than us.

 

[AdamStag]

I love going up north, the people are friendly and don't take themselves too seriously, the food is usually class and the beer varied and not a complete rip off. Shame it's so far away!

Whereas i don’t tend to do games south of birmingham more for finances than anything else, anywhere down south that isn’t london orientated is fine for me, especially the south west with the ciders.

As for london and the south-east, urgh. no comment.

Folk will always get a good welcome in mansfield providing they’re not being a tit (which is the case everywhere i’d imagine).

 

[DearneValleyRover]

I have never eaten tripe though my father loved it. Romans love it and sell it from street stalls though they know how to prepare food better than us.

It’s also eaten in Mexico, Spain and France

 

[cookiemonster]

Being pedantic Stalybridge is in Cheshire.

was in Cheshire

 

[Sestonpoolie]

Always thought an oxymoron was someone who supports oxford utd.

Isn't he the curly haired member if The Damned?

 

[AdamStag]

Can't fault that even as a true blooded southerner from the home counties. Currently in the midlands and it's better even here football and otherwise. Didn't realise how moody my accent was until i went out in Liverpool where everyone was dead friendly

Never trust a dead friendly scouser, they’ve probably just nicked your car.

 

[AdamStag]

was in Cheshire

i get that here in sale (manchester) too, people are like it’s cheshire.

No, it’s greater manchester, and has been for pushing half a century. In old money stockport was cheshire too.

 

[THE LAST WALTZ]

Whereas i don’t tend to do games south of birmingham more for finances than anything else, anywhere down south that isn’t london orientated is fine for me, especially the south west with the ciders.

As for london and the south-east, urgh. no comment.

Folk will always get a good welcome in mansfield providing they’re not being a tit (which is the case everywhere i’d imagine).
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I live in a village in Kent and two of my good friends are from Mansfield. One is a Forest Fan (sorry) and the other is a Mansfield fan. The Forest fan (the husband) is still a season ticket holder and goes up for every match.
They both say as much as they like Mansfield they would never want to live anywhere other than where they are now.
So I suppose they are good and bad places everywhere.
I agree London is a shithole but they are some lovely and very friendly places in the South East too.
Anyway, I better get on with the northerners as next season I will be spending a lot of time up there.

 

[Boz]

Greater Manchester isn’t Lancashire though, any more than Merseyside is. I’d forgotten about Tameside tbh. Residents of Wirral where I was born and grew up would never consider themselves as Lancastrian just because it moved from Cheshire to Merseyside in the 70s.

 

[chipmunx]

Never trust a dead friendly scouser, they’ve probably just nicked your car.

if they're dead that's unlikely - even for a scouser....

 

[AdamStag]

Greater Manchester isn’t Lancashire though, any more than Merseyside is. I’d forgotten about Tameside tbh. Residents of Wirral where I was born and grew up would never consider themselves as Lancastrian just because it moved from Cheshire to Merseyside in the 70s.

Yeah you get that quite frequently in south manchester which was cheshire, folk get quote sensitive about it, even folk 30 odd etc who were born when it was in greater manchester.

Some areas in greater manchester still have old postcodes though, like stockport (sk - which staylebridge is) or altrincham with an WA postcode.

Such excitement!

 

[Boz]

Yeah you get that quite frequently in south manchester which was cheshire, folk get quote sensitive about it, even folk 30 odd etc who were born when it was in greater manchester.

Some areas in greater manchester still have old postcodes though, like stockport (sk - which staylebridge is) or altrincham with an WA postcode.

Such excitement!

Yeah for a long period Wirral postcodes were L but switched back to CH, when they changed where the mail was sorted.